Bring home these 3 miraculous plants during the holy month of Sawan: With the boundless grace of Bholenath, prosperity will abound, and happiness and well-being will follow.

The holy month of Sawan is going on and during this entire month, Lord Mahadev and Mother Parvati are worshiped with rituals. In Hindu religion, this holy period of Saavan is considered the best time for meditation, worship and connecting with nature. According to religious beliefs, if some special and auspicious plants are planted in the courtyard or balcony of the house during this time, not only Lord Shiva is pleased but the negative energy of the house is also removed. There are three special plants mentioned in Vastu Shastra and Astrology which are considered very fruitful when planted in the month of Sawan. Just by bringing these plants in the house, special blessings of Bholenath are showered and happiness, prosperity and prosperity reside in the family. Let us know which are those 3 miraculous plants.

1. Belpatra plant: Most beloved by Lord Shiva

Bel Patra plant is considered the most sacred and important in Hindu religion and the month of Sawan. The worship of Lord Shiva is considered incomplete without Belpatra. It is believed that in the house where Belpatra plant is planted, Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Shiva always reside there. Planting a Belpatra plant in the house or serving it regularly in the month of Sawan removes financial difficulties and Bholenath’s immense compassion remains on the family members. It has always been considered most auspicious to place it in the north-west corner of the house.

2. Shami Plant: Symbol of freedom from Shani Dosh and prosperity.

Shami plant has been associated with Lord Shiva as well as Shanidev. According to religious beliefs, offering Shami leaves to Lord Bholenath makes him happy very quickly. Planting Shami plant on the left side of the main entrance of the house in the month of Sawan gives very auspicious results. This plant not only absorbs all the negative energy in the house, but also eliminates conflicts in the house and promotes mutual love and peace. Planting Shami sapling in Saavan also opens the way for progress in business and job.

3. Shwetark (White Oak) Plant: The abode of Lord Ganesha and Shiva.

Shwetark or White Arka Plant is very dear to Lord Shiva and it is considered very miraculous. There is a mythological belief that Lord Ganesha and Shiva themselves reside in the roots of the Shwetark plant. By planting this plant near the house or in a pot in the month of Sawan, there is never any shortage of money and grains in the house. This plant acts as a protective shield for the house and protects the family from the evil eye or tantric obstacles. However, while applying it, keep in mind that the milky juice coming out of it does not enter the eyes.